ConesC brings concepts from Context-Oriented Programming (COP) down to WSN devices. Contexts model the situations that WSN software needs to adapt to. Using COP, programmers use a notion of layered function to implement context-dependent behavioral variations of WSN code. ConesC extends nesC with COP constructs. It greatly simplifies the resulting code and yields increasingly decoupled implementations compared to nesC. For example, there is a 50% reduction in the number of program states that programmers need to deal with, indicating easier debugging. In our tests, this comes at the price of a maximum 2.5% (4.5%) overhead in program (data) memory.
For more details please see M. Afanasov et.al. "Context-Oriented Programming for Adaptive Wireless Sensor Network Software" DCOSS'14
Here you can find the dedicated translator for ConesC written in Java. Please note, that you also need TinyOS and a nesC toolchain for the translator to work properly.
Please, read our Getting Started wiki page.
If you want to know more, how to use ConesC in your project, plese, head on to Basics of ConesC.
To get more details about ConesC, go to Advanced ConesC.
GrEVeCOM is a collocated project which allows you to draw your context-oriented model as a graphical diagram and generate a skeleton for ConesC application. Just try it!